Wired filed Apple Watch Series 12 and Ultra 4 in Ternus's September rundown. [1] This paper already printed the rest of the SKU table. A watch microphone is not a hinge. Print the watch as a SKU. Do not merge it into Duo.

An always-listening claim is a watch sentence, not a foldable teardown. Availability dates later this month are a calendar, not a ship-today notice for Duo. October remains the foldable's shelves.

Print Watch. Print not Duo.

A watch remains a SKU, not a hinge on this Wednesday business desk.
Always-listening is still a watch sentence.
Wednesday is not a single product on this Beijing business desk still.
Ultra 4 is still not Duo either on this SKU table.
Watches sell steadiness while foldables sell novelty; Apple's event staged both plays at once. The SKU table grows longer each September. Wednesday counts SKUs, not hinges.

September's table lengthens yearly; every category gets its minute. Minutes compound into events. Wednesday's event had many.

Many-minute events still count SKUs; Wednesday counted watches. Ultra 4 isn't Duo. Hinges wait for October.

Watches sell steadiness; foldables sell novelty. Wednesday counted SKUs, not hinges. Ultra 4 is not Duo.

Wired's rundown lists Series 12 and Ultra 4 as watches, not a hinge. Always-listening is a wrist microphone claim, not a fold. Duo still waits on October shelves. The table stays unmerged on this page.
Duo still waits on October shelves. Ultra 4 is not Duo. Wednesday counted SKUs, not hinges.

Duo still waits on October shelves. Ultra 4 is not Duo. Wednesday counted SKUs, not hinges.

Wednesday's Watch 12 file counted SKUs, not Duo hinges. Ultra 4 is not the foldable. October still owns Duo's shelves.

-- DAVID CHEN, Beijing